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    The earliest arthropods on Earth developed about 550 million years ago. They are spiders, insects, centipedes, ants, bumblebees, crabs, crayfish, spiders to frogs. They live on land, in ponds and in the ocean.

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    The earliest arthropods on Earth developed about 550 million years ago. They are spiders, insects, centipedes, ants, bumblebees, crabs, crayfish, spiders to frogs. They live on land, in ponds and in the ocean.

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    Sana Science Teacher

    Arthropods
    There are a lot of arthropods on Earth. The earliest arthropods on Earth developed about 550 million years ago.

    What are arthropods?


    They are spiders, insects, centipedes,

    mites, ticks, lobsters, crabs, shrimp, crayfish, krill, barnacles, scorpions and many, many others.

    Pictures of Arthropods

    What do Arthropods have?


    Segmented Body

    This means that they will have a body made up of more than one part. Spiders have two segments and flies have three segments.

    What do Arthropods have?


    Many jointed legs or limbs.

    Spiders have 8 legs, millipedes can have... hundreds!

    What do Arthropods have?


    An exoskeleton.
    This is an external skeleton. Like

    armor, it protects the arthropods body.

    What do Arthropods have?


    Cold blooded

    Arthropods are cold blooded -- which means, their body temperature depends on the temperature of the environment surrounding them.

    At the End
    Arthropods are some of the most

    interesting animals in the world! They fly, they creep, and they crawl. They live on land, in ponds and in the ocean. From ants to bumblebees, crabs to crayfish, spiders to centipedes

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